Miss Maude Adams to star in Schiller tragedy at Harvard Stadium
Miss Maude Adams visited Boston and Cambridge for rehearsals and site inspections for Schiller's tragedy as Joan of Arc at Harvard Stadium on June 22. She toured the stadium and Cambridge amphitheatre, praised the venue, and planned final rehearsals with New York ahead. Tickets for additional seats were released, boosting capacity to about 15 500.
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Maude Adams
Harvard
Schiller
Joan of Arc
Boston
Cambridge
New York
Miss Adams
Touraine
Asm
Youraine
Central Park Riding Academy
Ronsonlomo
Long Island
Charles Frohman
Colonial Theatre
Huge garden party planned at University Heights for new Boston College
Five women and the executive committee finalize plans for a Saturday garden party at University Heights Newton to raise funds for a new Boston College. Dr. Eugene McCarthy presides at the music hall meeting with reports from treasurer Dr. Francis J. Barnes and table heads. Invitations go to Governor Draper and other officials. A first sod ceremony is proposed with Mrs. Margaret Donnelly of Roxbury to receive the sod. The event will feature thousands of lights, lanterns, and a 500-seat open air restaurant.
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University Heights
Newton
Boston College
Music
James Street
Eugene McCarthy
Alumni Association
Francis J. Barnes
John Godwin
Draper
Hibbard
Brooks
Cambridge
Hutchinson
Weeks
John F. O'Brien
Charlestown
James A. Carney
Boston
Taft
Margaret Donnelly
Roxbury
Annie C. Lennon
Annette Joyce
Michael J. Murray
Augustus Tellson
Thomas BH. Clifford
Helen Clifford
Dennis F. Sheehan
Margaret Day
John O'Kane
Ellen McGillicuddy
Agnes Kelley
Margaret Donnelley
Julia Connelly
Sarah Hod
Gompers Refuses Pardon in Bucks Store Contempt Case
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor declares that he and fellow leaders Morrison and Mitchell will never accept a pardon from President Taft or have it requested. He references a recent contempt of court ruling against them.
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New York
Morrison
Mitchell
Taft
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Fire in Frisbie's block causes 30000 in damages in Houlton
Houlton Maine June 13 occupants of Frisbie's block suffered damages of 30000 in a fire of unknown origin tonight. The loss is partly covered by insurance. G W Richards department store occupying the basement where the fire started was the heaviest loser.
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Houlton
G. W. Richards’ Department Store
Miss Farrar to Star in New Opera Children of the King
Geraldine Farrar will appear in a new opera next year. Humperdinck's Children of the King is described in a Berlin dispatch received yesterday.
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Miss Farrar
NEW Opera
Geraldine Farrar
Humperdinck
Berlin
Memorial Day Observed by Odd Fellows at Congregational Church
The Odd Fellows of Norwood held Memorial Day services at the Congregational Church. The address was delivered by the Rev. A. H. Pingree.
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Norwood
Odd Fellows
Fr O Neil to Visit Ireland on Month-Long Trip
The Rev James H O Neil pastor of Sacred Heart Church East Boston sails tomorrow on the Saxonia for a month long visit to Ireland. He travels with Joan Horrigan conductor of the M C C O F and will visit Enniscorthy Wexford the Vinegar Hill district where the Rising was led. He returns July 5 on the Mauretania arriving in Boston about the lith.
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James H. O'Neil
Sacred Heart Church
Boston
Saxonia
Ireland
Father O'Neil
Joan Horrigan
Liverpool
Belfast
Enniscorthy
County Wexford
Vinegar Hill
Chickering
East
Robbery on Plum Street St Lewis Leaves Man Stranded
Thomas Barnes was knocked down and robbed of 42 dollars by two Negroes at Plum street and the levee at dusk. While he lay stunned, two white men took his shoes. The crime occurred within five minutes.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Barnes
Plum Street
Japanese butler Sukejure Kanaya dies of pneumonia
Sukejure Kanaya a Japanese butler employed by Thomas K Laughlin of Pittsburg died at Allegheny General Hospital from pneumonia. The death occurred after he had been at Laughlins home.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Sukejure Kanaya
Thomas K. Laughlin
Alleghany General Hospital
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